[Alsfastball] 2004 Bantam Eastern Canadians - DAY ONE ROUNDUP

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From: "Patrick Healey" <pat_healey at pei.sympatico.ca>
To: "Al Doran" <fastball at pmihrm.com>
Subject: 2004 Bantam Eastern Canadians - DAY ONE ROUNDUP
Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 22:00:38 -0300
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Host Athletics off to rocky start at Bantams

By Pat Healey

ALBERTON, PEI
  - The host Murphy's Ultramar Bantam Athletics find themselves in a deep 
hole after day one with a pair of 8-0 defeats Thursday to open the 2004 
Tignish Credit Union Bantam Boys Eastern Canadian championships in Alberton.

Alberton lost to Richmond and the Nova Scotia champion East Hants High Tide.

Against Richmond, Ryan Ferrish pitched a complete game no hit shutout, with 
the only blemish being two walks he gave up.

Leading Richmond was Tyler Richard (2-3, run scored, two RBI), Brett 
Praught (1-3, two runs scored).

Winning pitcher was Ferrish while Kyle Richards took the loss.

Against the High Tide, East Hants blew it open with a five-run outburst in 
the third.

Leading the Tide were Bryan Gillis (1-2, run scored, two RBI), Zach Sill 
(1-3, run scored), Justin Dillman (1-3, two RBI) and Matt Dillman (2-2, two 
runs scored).

For the A's, Matt Campbell, Mike MacIsaacv and Mitch Morrissey were all 1-3.

Winning pitcher was Justin Dillman who went five innings striking out six, 
walking one and allowing three hits.

Losing pitcher Mike MacIsaac went two and two-thirds innings giving up six 
runs on four hits and one strikeout. Cody Gavin pitched one and one third 
innings in relief allowing two runs, four hits and two strikeouts.

Express squeak by Storm

Chris Brown drove in the tying and game winning run as Napanee rallied for 
a 3-2 win over Conception Bay South Storm.

Trailing 2-1 in the bototm of the seventh, Brown (2-2, walk) came to the 
plate with runners on second and third and hit a hard single that brought 
both runs around to score. Luc MacDonald (2-3, run scored) and Kyle 
Arsenault (1-2, with the game winning run) also were tops in the nail 
biting game.

For the Storm, Sean Quinlan (2-3, two RBI) got the Newfoundland and 
Labrador # 2 reps out to a 2-0 third inning lead. Mike Nottle (2-3, run 
scored) also contributed at the plate.

Winning pitcher Nick Brooks went seven innings allowing two runs on four 
hits, walking three and striking out 11.

Losing pitcher Brent Skiffington blew the save opportunity by going one 
inning allowing two runs on three hits. Andrew Murphy started the game, 
pitching six innings of four-hit ball, allowing just one run and striking 
out one.

Wolves claw Mariners in win

Navin Seelochand had a double, two runs scored and three RBI as the 
Scarborough Sabrewolves used a five run third to their advantage in a 10-2 
win over Musq. Hbr. Mariners on day one of the 2004 Tignish Credit Union 
Bantam Boys Eastern Canadian Championship in Alberton.

The Wolves (Ontario Two) are making a strong statement early that they will 
be there right to the championship game Sunday afternoon.

Leading the Wolves attack was Matt Martinello (2-4, double, run scored), 
Dave Kinley (2-3, run scored, two RBI) and Matt Lowe (2-2, two RBI).

For Musq. Hbr, (NS 2) who tried to mount a late rally, Marcus Paris (2-3, 
run scored) and Evan Baker (1-2, run scored) led the Mariners at the dish. 
Both Musq. Hbr. Runs came off an error and passed ball.

Winning pitcher Chris Ramoutar went five innings allowing no runs on three 
hits, walking two while fanning 11 batters.

Losing pitcher Thomas McKay, who was in Alberton last year with the Nova 
Scotia entry at the peewee Eastern Canadians, went five getting shelled for 
10 runs - seven earned - on 145 hits, walking four and striking out two.

McCarthy's triple earns Placentia win over N.B.

Andrew McCarthy hit a key seventh inning two-run triple as the Placentia 
Lions Club (NL # 1) held off the New Brunswick All Star Flyers 6-2.

McCarthy (2-4, two triples) put the Placentia team ahead by four, an 
insurmountable lead for a young and feisty Flyers squad.

Also leading at the dish was Jon Culleton (1-3, run scored), Johnny 
O'Reilly (2-3, RBI, run scored, double) and Evan Green (1-2, RBI, run scored).

For the Flyers, Adam Warman (2-2, run scored), Shane Benjamin (2-4), Scott 
McKillop (1-3) and CJ Price (2-4, run scored) were tops.

Winning pitcher Johnny O'Reilly went seven innings, allowing six hits, 
three runs, two walks and striking out 11 batters.

Losing pitcher Kyle Ryan went the distance allowing seven hits, six runs, 
three walks and striking out six.

(Pat Healey)
mailto:pat_healey at pei.sympatico.ca



Here are the scores after Day One

P.E.I. (Richmond Red Sox) 8 Host (Murphy's Ultramar A's) 0
Scarborough Sabrewolves (Ontario #2) 10 Musq. Hbr. (NS 2) 2

Napanee Express (ONT 1) 3 Conception Bay South Storm (Newfoundland and 
Labrador 2) 2

Placentia Lions Club ( Newfoundland and Labrador #1) 6 New Brunswick (NB 
All Star Flyers) 2

East Hants High Tide (NS 1) 8 Host 0

Play resumes at 9 a.m. FRIDAY as RICHMOND battles East Hants, before East 
Hants plays it's back to back game at 11 a.m. against Scarborough Sabre 
Wolves. ACTION is at Memorial Park and the School field

Thanks Pat

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